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To: Alighieri who wrote (748653)	10/22/2013 1:37:11 PM
From: i-node	Read Replies (2) of 1572377

>> Keep dreaming.... Yes, this was part of the propaganda campaign. Rescission because someone got sick has been illegal for 15 years. The argument made against Wellpoint in 2009 was totally bogus; it turned out they had handled 200,000 cases of breast care in the previous year and there were exactly FOUR instances in which rescission occurred, and those four involved fraud. Prior to 2009 instances of rescission amounted to less than 0.4% of insureds, and practically always involved fraud. Besides that, there was a specific appeal process that resolved many cases. And if that failed, the insurer was always faced with the threat of insanely expensive litigation. As I previously stated, it simply wasn't a problem to begin with; the administration used it to sell this horrible, deadly legislation to the ignorant and gullible.

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